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Squid Proxy and Youtube for Schools

Getting Youtube for Schools to work is something that is either easy, or an extreme PITA; which is entirely dependent upon what you use for a proxy. If you're reading this, then you know Squid falls in the ladder of those two scenarios.   There are two ways to go about doing it: adding a custom HTTP header, or rewriting the URL on the fly. The cleanest way is using the custom HTTP header, but as of Squid 3.1 it doesn't natively support adding custom headers. You can only change existing ones

Duke5A

Duke5A

ICT Technician (Scunthorpe Area) Vacancy!!

Hi All,   I currently have a job vacancy in the Scunthorpe Area. The role is for an ICT Technician, and we would like to get this role filled as soon as possible. We are looking to do interviews next Wednesday 19th December.   I have attached the Application Form, Job Description, Oasis Ethos and an external advert which was used to advertise this role.   All contact details can be found on the attachments, including an email address to send any questions or applications to.   Thank-you,  

OCLRecruitment

OCLRecruitment

Spiceworks questions

Hi   I'm looking at using spiceworks to monitor the network. can I ask a few questions:   1, is it secure? 2, is it worth using 3, any other thoughts   Regards Alec

award

award

Disable spell and grammar check for Office 2010

It's that time of the year again when I have to start looking at disabling spell check on Word for various Mock Exams. If only Wordpad had headers and footers, I wouldn't need to go through this every year...   Anyway, having updated to Office 2010 over the summer, my previous group policy objects aren't going to work with Office 2010, so time for a new way of doing things. First of all, I'll credit the website where I got the info, and feel free to follow them rather than my ramblings! This

simpsonj

simpsonj in Technically Technical

Windows 7 shutdown through Group Policy Preferences

Shutting down Windows 7 has been a bit of a bug bear, with some PCs refusing to shut down, or settings not quite working the way I wanted them to. In an ideal world, I wanted a situation where computers would attempt to shutdown at 3.15, and only stay on if someone was using it. The PC would then wait until 10 minutes after it had gone Idle, then shut itself down. In reality, the first part usually worked fine, the second part, not so much.   My preferred method of shutting down is though Grou

simpsonj

simpsonj in Technically Technical

Autograph 3.3 installation

Hi   I am currently trying to install Autograph 3.3.1 on our school network, i have to change the network path from the C drive to our network drive during installation, the process runs fine until about half way through then a message appears saying there is not enough disk space and the installation stops, i know there is more than enough disk space and it has been triple checked,   Can anyone help   Fred

FRadcliffe

FRadcliffe

System Centre... playing with Service Manager

Ok, so I think people who follow my work often will know that Im a bit of a fan of the whole System Centre thing (yes - I know ive spelt System Centre properly, not the American "Center" that gets used everywhere!).   You see, Configuration Manager - formerly Systems Management Server has always been a winner for me; but the real power now comes if you extend the stort by combining the elements of the suite together. System Centre is designed so that its components share information with eachot

TheScarfedOne

TheScarfedOne

How to Choose the Right Baby Monitor

Baby monitors are wireless systems that use radio frequencies to transmit sound and images between child units and parent units. A baby monitor can help you get things done around the house while your baby naps in another room. It saves your time to accompany your baby all the day.   You might feel confused when you see so many baby monitors while choosing a baby monitor at the store. Baby monitors are available in a wide variety of styles, from audio monitors to models with video monitors and

gizgastore

gizgastore

Ease of Access - Full Screen Magnifer

Haven't blogged for a while, but like too when I get one of those 'I didn't realise that' moments.....   We've got a number of Visually Impaired kids here at the school, who make use of the Magnifer built into Windows 7. I've got them in a seperate security group which switches on an extra folder in the Start Menu giving access to the Ease of Access tools. Always thought it worked well, select magnifier and a docked version of the application runs. However, I was informed today that it shoul

FragglePete

FragglePete

Mioot Live Chat Support Software Features

[h=1]Live Chat Support Software Features   Multiple websites[/h]Consider a situation where a one needs to monitor/handle visitors from more than one websites, thy will have to use the live chat software in all the websites (say website1.com and website2.com). So that they can monitor /handle visitors from all the websites.   With Mioot live chat software, the number of websites is not restricted to any number, which means, with only one account, customers can use Mioot live chat software in an

livechatsoftware

livechatsoftware

Setting Printers through Group Policy...an encore... (and the death of Scripts)

Well, I know its been a long time since my last published blog post! The truth is Ive been working on a few for a while now - but just never got round to finishing any of them.   Heres the first of my next batch... a return to an earlier thread of posts, originally related to Printing on Remote Desktop.   First, a bit of background... traditionally, most systems will be set up to map printers via a logon script. The script typically checks a machine name and adds the appropriate printers based

TheScarfedOne

TheScarfedOne in Software

Codeacademy and Google Chrome Frame

After reading last months PC Pro, I wanted to investigate http://www.codeacademy.com and see if it would work with our teaching.   First issue with codeacademy is that it doesn't like IE and flatly refuses to play ball with it. One option is to install Chrome across the site, but I'd had issues getting Chrome to play ball with my network before, and wasn't too keen on trying again. So I choose option 2, install Google Frame. Installing it locally was easy, but a network install could prove a bi

simpsonj

simpsonj in Technically Technical

RE: SIMS Learning Gateway vs TASC Insight

Hi,   I would just some information on the differences between the SIMS Learning Gateway (SLG) and TASC Insight.   Is it possible to do the same with Insight as with the SLG? Which do people prefer (opinions)? User Friendliness, Which seems better? Any problems with either that people have noticed? and finally... Any limitations which people have noticed between the two?   I know this is a lot of information been asked for, but we are currently in discussions about changing MIS and we

athornton

athornton

Fun with cooking

I think I've just found probably the most poorly written recipe I've ever seen.   SORTED - Food, Recipes, Videos and banter   Lets go through it:     OK     Fine     OK     Considering the site and videos appear to be British, measuring in cups is odd. Seems like they're pandering to Americans but OK. However, assuming a serving of 75g rice per person, a 250ml cup of risotto rice is far too much! 3/4 is more like it.     Now it's starting to get annoying. How big a jar of roaste

Norphy

Norphy

Kubuntu Files: Audio Woes Ahoy!

I've always had a soft spot for KDE, so when switching to Ubuntu on my primary home machine it was a no brainer to pick Kubuntu 12.10 over it's Unity-packing parent distro. So far the system has set itself up extremely quickly and given virtually no problems at all beyond a mouse cursor that refuses to stick to the style I tell it to, irritating but hardly a deal breaker. Given the last time I installed Ubuntu I was left seekign network drivers and spending hours getting a laptop to even start t

CAM

CAM in Technical

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functional bag When buying a functional bag for work or recreation, backpacks have been the main choice for years. They are obviously useful and can carry a lot, but you certainly blend into the crowd when carrying a backpack: they are virtually ubiquitous, and a backpack at the office can appear too casual and student-like. Even in the outdoors, a backpack can simply be too popular these days. essenger bags are increasingly the choice for those that simply won't be happy to be a part of the

mcrisonic

mcrisonic

Beats By Dre Studio in what way you'll be

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beatscheap

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beatscheap

A fairytale dress for a real-life princess

A fairytale dress for a real-life princess is how Catherine Middleton’s already famous AUD $381,000 (?250,000) royal wedding dress is being described.The stunning white gown was designed by Sarah Burton at Alexander McQueen, and the new Duchess of Cambridge chose the iconic British couturier for “the beauty of its craftsmanship and its respect for traditional workmanship”. Catherine requested her wedding gown be a combination of traditional and modern design, an effect achieved by Burton

juliet

juliet

Server 2012. A non-technical review.

A non technical review of a server OS, you say?   How so?   Let's start simple. This thing is rapid. Even on a hard drive, it's lovely and quick. But that's where my joy ends.   Yes, it's a server OS. But PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE let me change the colours to something that don't make me think I'm using a Tomy My First Server.   I'll say that again. It's a server OS. So why am I hovering over nothing to bring up menus of nothingness in an entirely counter-intuitive fashion. At no point does intu

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synaesthesia




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